the the, this is the don't use live from berlin one month since the hum us terror attacks on israel is randy. crime forces are getting ready to enter god's estate. the city is surrounded and ground bottles between the idea of forces on time us fighters are likely to mean a new, bloody, or phase of the war. at the same time, the aerial bombardment of guys a continues without cause guides us time us run. house ministry says the death toll industry has risen above 10 times. is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu?

besides israel may have security responsibilities for gaza, for an indefinite period. after the fighting. and disturbing the appraising the rules to finance the integration of migrants. we have a report from june is here, one of the name locations for refugees and migrants trying to get to your speak to one of the country's biggest people, smugglers the on pablo, solely as welcome to the program. these ready army has stepped up, its operations in northern guys are pounding the area with air strikes and in circling, guys of city. israel defense forces are expected to entered city soon. they've been preparing for urban warfare with the is the misdemeanor group hom, us, which is likely to lead to a sharp rise in casualties. is there any troops of already separate garza city from

the side of the terrace us in an interview with us broadcast or abc news is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israel will take responsibility for the quote, overall security of kaiser. after the war. those who don't want to continue the way of home us. it certainly is not that i think is will, will, for an indefinite period. we'll have the overall security responsibility because we've seen what happens when we don't have it when we don't have that security responsibility. while we have is the rupturing of how must are on a scale that we couldn't imagine. well, earlier i spoke with our correspondent ben for doing an injury to them, and i asked him for his assessment of netanyahu's remarks. sole responsibility is one word and occupation is a very different one. we know that is really truth withdrew back in 2005. we also know what, how much reaction would be

a senior official 11 on saying it would never accept a public government. you also have to remember that the right wing religious government of benjamin netanyahu is on the fire at the moment that y'all here himself, a dead man walking as he's been described to his career. sounds like it's already over protests he against him and his government during the continue. so there's certainly a lot of pressure over here that would bring into the question whether or not israel does have any authority when it comes to the p a, the palestinian authority. and these are being the suggestion. so the font by us secretary of state entity blinking, it has very little both are he and autonomy of the parts of the west bank at the bowman's, and to put it in place to govern the gaza strip would also be highly problematic. that has been top of a group of several governments coming together and international agencies to

perhaps galvin the gaza strip and provide security. but that is also wanted waste, that ben at the israel defense forces are intensifying their focus on guides associated with the idea. gave much detail why specifically there and with one a because the city is the biggest city, it's expected to be the stronghold of thomas. no one knows for sure exactly where they are in the tunnels. but the audio or is ray, the defense forces have managed to separate. they say the how much room hold for the north and south and announce operating at full force. there being new plans approved by the health ministry. but if this next phase is to begin, then troops started entering guns and city according to media that could happen soon. then this would mean these other warfare and could mean high casualties on

both sides. we're talking about high casualties as well as far as the billions go, with hundreds of 1000 staying a humanitarian cordele remaining open but is ready. the troops only able to secure part of that. the health ministry overnight saying that another $292.00 people have been killed, hits on hospitals and will how much rockets flying towards is when. then briefly, if you could, israel also says it's open to pauses in guys. what more can you tell us? this was mentioned in an interview, the white house also saying that this has been mentioned and talks between that and yahoo and bite and bought a complete cease fire is totally off the table. old hostages would have to be released for that and then yahoo would like to see old hostages released even if there was some sort of temporary truce of types. the pressure the mounts and a lot of pressure coming, not just from

a broad but also locally because of the hostages held in the hostage families putting the pressure on it. and the, i think spend dw, correspond to benson. susan reporting from jersey a little earlier, a middle east expert and author jonathan inspired injuries. some gave us his thoughts on prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his remarks of taking responsibility for the overall security of guys. what is being the stated position of the government to as well for a while that the goal of it's a war effort in the cause of stress is to bring down to collapse. but i'm us. government in goals are the one which of course launch the atrocities against israeli civilians. on october 7th, it's not being so clear until now what israel intended to as a successor, rosara to, to the come us so far as the, i think from the box is become clear. the what we'll be talking about. if indeed, of course, is rather trees its mission,

it saves michigan because the strip will be a combination, something like this. and the westbank code suggest of i was sitting, you know, thought of some kind or another company go to some kind. but with a continued his riley security presence and commitment within the cause of strip. so that's the way that i would interpret uh nothing else for months. yeah, no, netanyahu also says he's open to pauses in guys. fighting for aid. do you think that's because of pressure from the united states a very possibly i think that there is a, a sort of damage of opinion right now as far as the you and i see was discussing the, yesterday, the issues these positive goals as the position of some of the members that china, i believe in others, was for a human, an open entity. what they called you about a terry and a cease for the americans. somebody destroyed this call according to what it calls to monetary and pull was best a site that's expired, a few days of the one. and then the other ways clearly positioning to do is to say,

well, israel's not necessarily opposed to a very brief. tactical pause is, but i guess what the governments result will be trying hard to convey is it is always very seriously committed to the military mission, which it has set itself, which the rates rise to bring down from us a 3rd season that point to view a long ceased by suddenly, or even a long pause allowing come us to recruit and we quit fits fights is, would very much not be on the agenda. so yes, i think that the problem is so it is sort of seeking some position himself in order to continue to advance is rose agenda and intention without risking you know, a risk and a sudden sense or a decline in a certain sense of the car. because we're licensed between israel and the us administration. that was jonathan spire, middle east, expert and officer in jerusalem. while the hamas controlled guys are health ministry says that more than 10000 people have been killed by his right strikes since they began their campaign a month ago. and you guys have been heading to the sides of the strip in the hope

of avoiding is ready bombing, but nowhere in the territory is truly safe. in gaza is human cost of this conflict keeps on mounting. as the small strip of land continues to be pummeled, isabel defense forces say they opened a humanitarian cover to this allowed palestinians to evacuate the noise by the bump documents a heavy at them. it seems that nowhere in the street is truly safe and is really asked, i hit the residential building in a densely populated district of con eunice in southern gaza. the old children not a single adult or children, the whole building collapse of them. these are your goals, nothing. yahoo may go take revenge on, you know, hundreds of thousands of dissipated thousands and now living in make shift. shouts is in the south of the district is rout, intensifies its bombardments for this hospital. the employee,

just one massage type, took everything away from somebody. i was lucky, my shift at the hospital when the casualty started arriving to my shock. i saw among those method where my wife may soon as well as our 4 children, youngest of which was 8 months old. it's an old too familiar story for many living in the gaza strip. the wall between isabel and her mouth shows no sign of letting out. and it's the people on the ground who are paying the heaviest price of all un secretary general antonio contest. i says again, cold for a cease fire and voice to concern over violations of international humanitarian law in the month. so i'm conflict. garza is becoming a graveyard for children. get on the patients by these are all the sales

forces. i'm confused, bombardments, i think civilians hospitals refugee camps, most church, and un facilities including shelters. no one is safe. at the same time mazda and the meal, it tends to civilians as human shields, and continued to launch rockets indiscriminately towards israel. so we've just heard from the u. n. chief antonio quoterush, i know where it's safe in gaza. so how are people coping with such a terrible situation? i asked toby frick or a communications specialist from yusef, currently in the jordanian capital, a man for his insights. yeah, that's right, i mean we can most likely. so yeah, there is no safe place. so if it shows the civilians in, in the gaza strip right now, we know that it, you know, around 1500000 people have fled to the southern area. you have been displaced in

different areas, particularly in the southern palm. so what that means is you have many, many people in what was already a densely populated area now living and shelters, you're very, very close things together. um, so the conditions are stream it difficult in terms of accessing say, well, so scientists ation hygiene. you know, these issues that compound the other issues, which is things sites of trying to say say die out. i'm not stress of for children, particularly of going through this on a 24 hour basis. and that's why you use that by the use a strenuous you heard your cooling for this immediately minutes here and see saw, i know so to then be able to scatter your mountain life saving money that we can bring into the gods. but importantly, then move around you and in a safe way toby, do you answer because you general also warrant that guys are, is becoming a graveyard for children. it's a trudy horrifying image. do we know how many children have been killed?

yeah, i mean, what if you look at the report his numbers of more than full 1000 children have been killed? yeah. many, many, many more injured then saying it's becoming a graveyard. the children is. yeah. you with that we can say that, i mean the numbers off are risk and the, and again that's why the protection of children, the protection of civilians, is so important as the state. there was a joint statement with the un heads and civil society. you're saying enough is enough with now you have for a month now we've had the same day they out as a risk. big bombardment, sir. we still have children civilians held hostage inside the gaza strip. you needs be released as well. and you have rockets flying into israel traumatizing people there as well. so this needs to stop now and, and that's why the chat has been speaking out again. and that's why the us coming together many others to keep quoting for this humanitarian c saw communications were restored in guys on monday after being caught again, how has the lack of communications effective people's lives as yeah,

that's what communication is, is a, is a massive impact on the, on, on children, on families inside the gals is that we've heard from out stock members when it was reconnects. it's how isolates is an even more scared they feel, you know, that they've been removed from family members within the golf street. they talk contact, they don't know how they are, when people need urgent care, they call cool for that support for ambulances to move around. and then also from the humanitarian assistance perspective, of course is extremely difficult. the code may a w, e. com when you don't have any patient. um, so when those lines a cop, when there is no communication that is extremely difficult food, she might, a tearing was but also stream a scary that can be the most scary for families living inside the goal is to feel completely isolated. now is raining in a tree, have to have said that it's a range of gases city and it's preparing for expected graham to bottles. how is

your organization being preparing for this? yeah, i mean with massively massively concerned about the northern part of the gaza strip . i mean if you can talk about one specific top now the note implies is the most. busy all dangers, let's say that other areas because we have many, many families, many children, many civilians who, who are trapped in the northern part of the gaza strip. so it, which usually because of because it's not just the safety, but also the access to the take like the cycle to, to food, to medical supplies, you know, which we're ready extremely low. and now we're massively mostly concerned because also for us to well, there is humanitarians. it's, it's, it's only almost impossible. so this is a huge deal, which is again, why we need space every few minutes or and see so to then be able to support people think we inside the northern part of gotten strip. thanks, tobey, tobey frank, are from yusef joining us from a man as well as your opinion says it is stepping up its

delivery of a to gaza. so for more on this, let's bring in dw correspondence, rosie birch art, who is standing by for us at an airport in belgium, austin brouge airport, where a plane with aid is preparing to depart. good morning to you, right, rosie, go to see you. so tell us what aid is actually being sent? you a good morning from holstead near the belgian coast, and behind me that plane is getting filled up with you monetary and aid. mostly what i've been told is it's nutritional supplements. so foods to get to people and also health supplies. so medicines, equipment for hospitals, which we are told is really if there's a dire need for it and that plane will be buying for egypt. we're will be taking the stock so we take it by the egyptian right crescent and then into god's other the sides. it's had has over the past month, essentially quadrupled. it's humanitarian age for palestinians. and we've heard

from the and you can make sure this morning here at this airport saying that we should monetary situation in gaza is dire. i asked him if he had a message for people there and he said he wants to let them know that he has not forgotten to bite them and we'll stand by their sights. right. well, getting aged as ship does not treat a good stars, rosie, but how effectively is this reaching people in god's of the well, i spoke to a representative of the red cross here and he summed up really clearly he said, well, no way does any use if it's stuck in a truck and so far the figures that we've been given here this morning or that several 100 trucks of 8 happy be able to enter gather through that russell crossing over the past few weeks. but that was described to me by this humanitarian worker as simply a drop in the ocean. and we also had the persistent call over for a renewed call from the used to monitoring a chief thing. there needs to be more humanitarian access. there is not enough. there's not enough ways for them to get a so the fact that more it is being sent,

obviously the you want to send out message of support. but also they say they're continuing to price basically all parties to try and let more to get more access to . so the more age can actually make it to those people in dire need, as described here by you officials of the united nations has insisted on a cease fire. where does the european union stand on that this will be, your opinion is divided. you might have heard me say this and many other topics, but really on this one, e u countries are have been a battling over this reading, negotiating dine to every single detail of every single word officially, the you, the european council. so that's the member states, have called for humanitarian policies, and corey doors for humanitarian needs. so essentially pauses in fighting to let a date. and now the commissioner here this morning who represents the are think condition. so that's the executive arms. a european union site. it doesn't matter which word you use where there is a pause, where there's a card or whether it's

a ceasefire. but of course, for a divide group of members states, words really do master and the use still pretty much at all. it's over this even if they have managed to negotiate some statements so far, they've also been what it was, a 1st described was a kind of modeled response. there was then a 9 weeks ago just in the direct aftermath of the attacks. there would be a suspension of certain development payments and that was then backtracked on. so thoughts somewhat and modeled response so far. but certainly officials here this morning trying to send one message of support to they say to people, it does a tax, rosie. they don't you correspondents, rosie birch yard assa, belgium's, i'll stand brouge airport. let's take a look now at some more stories making use us secretary of state anthony blinking has arrived in japan for a g 7 summit with foreign ministers, the war between israel and thomas. this at the top, the agenda in tokyo,

head of the summit of lincoln said washington was working aggressively to expand the aid for civilians in gaza. the demonstrators have gathered at the base of the statue of liberty in new york city to call for a cease fire and gaza members of an n g o, cold, jewish voice for peace organize the protest. angio describes itself as the world's largest jewish and t zionist organization. germany, federal and state governments have reached an agreement on new rules for the financing of migrants. tons of our old shelters, government will now pay the states $7500.00 euros per year for every asylum secret they housed. the agreement was reached after myers and tolts. here in berlin and months of dispute. germany is one of the top of destinations for refugees and migrants coming to the european union, bringing them to europe's shores can be a lucrative business for people. some others don't use yon. phillip shelves and my brew cut cut their file. this report from june is here. the ruins of an old

fortress offer must move the perfect view. he says he's one of the top people smugglers on this little island of care can not. and that he's taking more than $1200.00 people to europe this year already. he doesn't want to be identified and insists on being filmed well on the phone fin why there's significant high has been doing this since 2011. i learn from others in the business. and things have been going all the time, somebody at one point i started to make really money, a few $100.00 more than of 2000 more. i know my book now has one look and see if it does not somebody give me thought. he said look the he's on the phone all the time . the secret to his $0.06 quality. he says he doesn't simply fill votes with people and send them off to their feet. a t captain's the boats himself, it's an expensive option for his customers. the most from flooding. notice in the

nation fee is between $1502500.00 euro's but i charged for the notice of julian's but as tedious model comes around $4000.00 euros button in the photo. that's too much for mohammad and his family from syria. a few months ago, they spent most of their money on spaces on a boat, but the coast guard stopped it and took the passengers to a desolate spot in the south of tanisha. uh huh. they understood us. and fuss took us boots fixed. and then on the ben guns on the border of italy via it was terrible. let us get, they would force us across the border to lead b. as in other media, police officers who make such a rest seem to have changed their approach. nowadays, they've often dropped people close to places where people smugglers are known to operate. observer suggests this might be connected to the end of the migration deal

with the you. the lack of stricter policing is good news for somebody. he smuggles people out of suits and even rents apartments to customers while they wait for a boat. it's an open secret. even the police? no, he says he's the only one who helped us. like the security uh the security uh the annual who used to tell us the good time, what time are we going to do the walk? i know what's the best time to do it. he specializes in moving people from west africa to europe. and he says, it's a twist of history we are going to have to be given as we just go there to change the situations. that's all the same way when you and the came to africa to stick up with stuff doesn't say we are going back. they have to take the steps of getting back into the country. he says, the coming weeks will probably be busy on the beach is here. many migrants are

likely to try their luck soon before the winter turns the ons against them. over $200000.00 migrants of already applied for asylum in germany. this year alone, earlier i asked star political correspondent, julia said that the about highly the german government intends to pay for the raising at the number of migrants here. or yeah, the whole issue and the whole disagreements before the meeting was about money. that in fact, the local authorities, the federal states and the municipalities who take on most of the burden of trying to settle the refugees in germany, provide new accommodation, finding spots in schools. and they also bear most of the costs. so they wanted the federal government to contribute to more and it seems like they have found a compromise in the middle between what the states we're asking for and what the government was originally prepared to give. and that means that a, a good compared to the plans of the government previously now they will be providing almost double of what they had initially promise. so it can be considered

a success on one side, but also not reaching what the states had originally been asking for. and also another point that was agreed on is that the federal government plans to reduce the social supports that is given to asylum seekers as they wait for the response on their request. if the procedure drags out, the benefits will not automatically be increased and germany's finance minister says this will bring a savings up to $1000000000.00 euros. the government also committed to looking into possibly conducting asylum procedures outside of europe. and it definitely wants to speed up the procedures that occur in germany. what's the sentiment among the german public to the whole debate? so we've seen a recent poll showing that 44 percent of the germans think that the issue of migration is the biggest problem that germany and the german government has to deal

with. we've seen the topic rise in the debates becoming one of the most debated topics across the german public but also in politics. for example, it is an issue that is often brought up by the conservative opposition to see to you to criticize the government on the one hand because there are concrete concerns, but also because it is a came campaign topic that works well. for example, we've seen the far right a f d party it's, it's really and increasingly in the polls and it is driven a lot by this migration debate. and this is something that also concerns the government in germany. they don't want to see the a if the rising of this is also why they have taken a decisive step in trying to reform things in terms of migration and funding of, of welcoming refugees in germany. thanks julia. don't do. political correspondent julia said that a you're watching, you don't even use life from breathing. here's

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